Directly across the street there is a small apartment complex.

@Larry Majkrzak You'll want to investigate errors and omissions...and if you are super paranoid, maybe a liability rider...but if you are with a broker, they will cover this and bill you for it.To your LLC question...yes, an LLC is arguably the best business structure in the world...without getting too complex.

It is in a small 12 unit condo complex.

One condo complex I invested in approved the unit as a rental. but over the years, develop rules that they get to approve tenants and leases.

Was looking at buying a four triplex complex (12 units total).  

I really would love to hear from some other apartment owners and/or managers paying the bills on this apartment complexes.

Ideally, I will find mobile home parks and apartment complexes to invest in.

Just curious on where to stop growing or keep going on this complex.

Converted the apartment to a full time rental property, up till now, where I just got this feeling that it's likely better to sell and re-invest elsewhere than to keep it as maintenance costs are starting to rise, and the complex's neighbors are starting to degrade.As a result, I think I'm about to get thrown into the deep end of having to do a 1031 transfer as a first play into doing RE investment, so there's some sense of urgency as well, which is not comfortable.I'm by no means a pro, and by day I'm a full time manager at a startup, running technical sales.

Ordinary people are going to feel overwhelmed if they start listening to a podcast or join the forums and immediately get hammered with GAAP terminology and complex analytical algorithms.